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The latest Office for National Statistics UK Labour Market Overview for May 2024 highlights some concerning trends that align with the challenges identified in the Eploy UK Candidate Attraction Report 2024 and the Talos360 Future of Talent Report. Employment is down, unemployment and economic inactivity are up, and the number of job vacancies has fallen compared to the previous quarter. This points to a tightening labour market where candidate scarcity, identified as the top challenge by both the Eploy and Talos360 reports, is likely to become even more acute. In this environment, the recommendations from the two reports become all the more pertinent: - Adopt a skills-based approach to hiring to expand the talent pool - Enhance the candidate experience to attract top talent - Embrace flexible working to meet candidate expectations - Leverage data and AI responsibly in the recruitment process - Double down on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts Organisations that proactively implement these strategies will be best positioned to navigate the talent challenges ahead. The detailed insights in the Eploy and Talos360 reports provide a roadmap for recruitment leaders looking to future-proof their talent acquisition in 2024 and beyond. What are your thoughts on the labour market trends and the actions needed to attract and retain talent in this market? Let me know in the comments! #TalentAcquisition #Recruitment #LabourMarket #CandidateExperience #FutureOfWork

Thanks for the mention Simon Gomez. Our team put out this blog on this same topic and highlighted a few industry nuaces and 3 channels than are working well (generally) to attract talent. Getting to grips with the candidate sourcing channels that work best is a good place to start - rather than doing what you've always done. https://www.eploy.co.uk/blog/latest-statistics-on-vacancies-and-jobs-in-the-uk/?category=

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